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Nan Ya Printed Circuit Board Corp (8046 TT)

Share price (5 Nov): TWD972.00

12-mth rating: Buy (1)

3Q26 results first-take: progress largely on track

Sheng Cheng

(886) 2 8758 6253 sheng.cheng@daiwacm-cathay.com.tw

Thomas Kim

(886) 2 8758 6249 thomas.kim@daiwacm-cathay.com.tw Summary: NYPCB released its 3Q26 results after market hours on 5 November. Net profit was TWD3.30bn (EPS: TWD5.10), 9% below our estimate and the Bloomberg consensus. Revenue rose 21% QoQ and 49% YoY to TWD16.38bn, in line with expectations. GM was 29.3%, 1.0ppt below our estimate and 0.7ppt below consensus, reflecting yield losses during the Kunshan ramp-up and a more modest BT substrate margin uplift than we had assumed. OPM was 26.4%, versus our 27.5% estimate and 26.5% consensus. Despite operating profit being broadly in line, net profit was weighed down by a higher tax rate (26% vs. our 22% estimate), reflecting increased profitability at NYPCB's China factories.

Looking ahead, we expect modest BT and c.10% ABF price hikes in 4Q26, which would result in mid-teens % QoQ growth in 4Q26E. This is consistent with its October revenue of TWD6.29bn (released 2 November, up 13% MoM and 70% YoY), equivalent to 34% of our 4Q26 forecast (historic range being 33-39%). Per management, the Kunshan plant's UTR has increased to 90-95% in October (vs. 80-85% in 3Q26 and 65-70% in 2Q26). As NYPCB is unwilling to accept LTAs with end clients (compared with its competitors), we believe its bargaining power should be the highest among TW substrate vendors. We have a Buy (1) rating on NYPCB, with a 12-month TP of TWD2,460, based on a target PER of 49x applied to our 1-year forward EPS forecast. Key downside risk: weaker-than-expected demand for switches.

NYPCB's 3Q26 results highlights

(TWDm) Actual QoQ% YoY% Daiwa Diff % Consensus Diff %
Revenue 16,378 21% 49% 16,326 0% 16,345 0%
Gross profit 4,801 43% 357% 4,948 -3% 4,899 -2%
Gross margin (%) 29.3% 30.3% 30.0%
Operating profit 4,323 49% 597% 4,488 -4% 4,330 0%
Operating margin (%) 26.4% 27.5% 26.5%
Pre-tax profit 4,454 50% 391% 4,658 -4% 4,548 -2%
Net profit 3,298 46% 355% 3,633 -9% 3,623 -9%
EPS (TWD) 5.10 46% 355% 5.62 -9% 5.61 -9%

Source: Company data, Daiwa forecasts, Bloomberg

What's the impact:

Below is our first take on NYPCB's 3Q26 results, released on 5 November.

  • 3Q26 net profit missed expectations. Net profit came in at TWD3.30bn (EPS: TWD5.10), 9% below both our estimate (TWD3.63bn) and the Bloomberg consensus (TWD3.62bn). 3Q26 revenue of TWD16.38bn (up 21% QoQ and 49% YoY) was in-line with expectations, while the gross margin reached 29.3%, 1ppt/0.7ppt below our/Bloomberg consensus estimates due to loss on the yield rate as the Kunshan plant ramped up; our gross margin expansion assumption for BT substrate was also too bullish. Operating margin reached 26.4%, versus our 27.5% estimate and the street's 26.5%, mainly on the lower-than-expected gross margin. However, while the operating profit was largely on track with expectations, net profit was dragged down by a higherthan-expected tax rate (26% vs. our 22% estimate) due to rising profitability from factories in China.

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  • Business outlook. Looking ahead, we expect modest BT and c.10% ABF price hikes in 4Q26, which would result in mid-teens % QoQ growth in 4Q26. This aligns with NYPCB's October revenue announced on 2 November of TWD6.29bn (up 13% MoM and up 70% YoY), achieving 34% of our 4Q26 revenue forecast (historic range being 33-39%). Per management, the Kunshan plant's UTR has increased to 90-95% in October (vs. 80-85% in 3Q26 and 65-70% in 2Q26). As NYPCB is unwilling to accept LTAs with end clients (compared with its competitors), we believe its bargaining power should be the highest among TW substrate vendors.

What we recommend:

We have a Buy (1) rating on NYPCB, with a 12-month TP of TWD2,460, based on a target PER of 49x applied to our 1-year forward EPS forecast. Key downside risk: weaker-thanexpected demand for switches.

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